The Great Darby Hendrickson
Throughout the years I have followed Darby Hendrickson from Toronto to Long Island then back to Toronto. Now I must say that he is my favorite player on the Leafs right now. Ever since he stepped on the ice he showed me the skills needed to really perform. So now here he is Darby Hendrickson.
Tough as nails
Here is what Mr. Hendrickson has managed to do in his career 1995-96: Began the season with Toronto...Scored single goals in two of the first four games to start the season...Suspended for three games by the league (kneeing) from Oct. 26 to Oct. 29...Missed one game with the flu...Four of his six Leaf goals came at home...Even in 21 road games with Toronto...Dealt to the Islanders along with Kenny Jonsson, Sean Haggerty, and the Leafs' first -round selection in the 1997 Entry Draft in exchange for Wendel Clark, Mathieu Schneider, and D.J. Smith on Mar. 13/96...First and only goal as an Islander was the game-winner in a 3-0 victory over Buffalo on Apr. 6...A member of the Bronze-medal winning U.S entry at the 1996 World Championships in Vienna...Scored the team's first goal of the tournament in the opening game vs Austria...1994-95: Called up twice by Toronto and played eight games...Plus 10 in 59 games for St. John's with a team-high three shorthanded goals...Recorded his first professional hat-trick against Syracuse on Dec. 18...1993-94: Spent most of the season with the U.S. National Team and scored 12 goals and added 16 assists for 28 points...Competed in the 1994 Winter Olympics and played in eight contests (0g, 0a)...Joined St. John's after the Olympics and scored four goals in six regular season games...Dressed for three A.H.L. playoff games...Saw first N.H.L. action after being recalled by Toronto during the team's Western Conference Quarter-Final and played in Game #6 at Chicago...First N.H.L. game was also the last game for the Chicago Stadium...1992-93: Sixth in team scoring at the University of Minnesota with 27 points (12g, 15a) in 31 games...1991-92: Placed second in goals (25) and fourth in points (53) while playing in 41 games for the University of Minnesota...Named the Western Collegiate Hockey Association's Rookie-of-the-Year and earned a spot on the association's All-Rookie Team...1990-91: Named Mr. Hockey for Minnesota which is awarded to the top high school hockey player in the state...Also selected as the Metro Player of the Year that season.
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